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1) "Grabber" -- As to grabber mycoal 1grab
Pronunciation: 'grab
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): grabbed; grab·bing
Etymology: obsolete Dutch or Low German grabben
transitive verb
1 : to take or seize by or as if by a sudden motion or grasp <grab up an ax> <grabbed the opportunity> <grab attention>
2 : to obtain unscrupulously <grab public lands>
3 : to take hastily <grab a bite to eat> <grab a cab>
4 a : to seize the attention of <the technique of grabbing an audience -- Pauline Kael> b : to impress favorably and deeply
intransitive verb : to make a grab
synonym see TAKE
- grab·ber noun Pronunciation Symbols
Motobug, the very first badnik ever seen in the Sonic series A Badnik is a term for an enemy robot in the early North American and European localizations of the Sonic the Hedgehog video games. Badniks are the many robotic grunts of Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik that often resembled animals with built-in weapons. When destroyed by Sonic, they usually released a small animal, such as a Flicky that would hop off the screen (although, in some games, they would release a Ring or a flower seed in place of the animal). Several theories arose as to why these animals had been trapped within in the first place, but it is shown in Sonic 3D Blast that at least Flickies have some sort of connection to the Chaos Emeralds, that Eggman is known to be after. Sonic the Comic came up with a very likely theory; that these Badniks had to be powered by living beings - a so-called "Organic Battery". Thus, Eggman captured these animals and wired them into his robots to charge them, and so the type of animal released rarely had any connection to the type of animal that the badnik had been. "SatAM" and the Archie Sonic comics continuities took the concept a step further where the animals were actually turned into robots (or roboticized) by a special machine known as "the Roboticizer" and that the only way they could be freed is to be "de-roboticized", having the said process reversed. Certain designs of Badniks reappeared in many of the games, though some appeared only once. Some of the more notable types include the "Buzz Bomber" badniks, which resemble wasps and fire energy blasts from their stingers, and variations of it have appeared in many of the 2D games. "Crabmeat" badniks, which looked like scuttling crabs and fired energy blasts from guns within their claws, and the caterpillar-based "Caterkiller" was also two of the more popular Badniks, and were redesigned several times for several different games. The "Badnik" term fell out of use after Sonic Adventure was released, and the robots are now only referred to in-game as "Eggman's robots". The only specified robots are now the E-Series and Egg Pawn..."
2) "Mycoal" -- As to grabber mycoal
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